by Kate Danley
"Oh, Red!" said Clara as Wesley reached out to shake his hand. "I couldn't be happier for you!"
"I would always be available to you, Mrs. O'Hare,” Red said, “I would never forget who got me this opportunity. I wouldn't go abandoning an employer like that."
"You must live the biggest, most wonderful life you possibly can," said Clara. "For far too often it ends too soon. Live large and seize hold of your dreams and all of the opportunities which come along the way. We shall always be here if you need us."
"And we might just need you," said Marguerite. "Perhaps as consulting mediums?"
Clara leaned gratefully against Wesley, feeling as if, for the first time in forever she needed nothing more. "Of course. I am always happy to help those who are troubled finally find rest."
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Kate Danley is an award winning playwright and novelist. She spent five weeks on the USA TODAY bestseller list and has sold over half-a-million books globally. She has been honored with the Garcia Award for Best Fiction Book of the Year (The Woodcutter), McDougall Previews Award for Best Fantasy Book of the Year (Queen Mab), and her series Maggie MacKay: Magical Tracker has been optioned for film and television development.
Her first full-length script, the 1930s screwball comedy Building Madness, won the prestigious 2016 Panowski Playwriting Award. She graduated from Towson University with a BS in Theatre and was named a Maryland Distinguished Scholar in the Arts. Her plays have been performed nationally and internationally. She trained at RADA, The Groundlings, Folger Shakespeare, Theatricum Botanicum, Impro (Shakespearian improv), Acme Comedy Theater, and Seattle Rep. She performed her original stand-up at such clubs as The Comedy Store and The Icehouse and wrote sketch for a weekly show in Hollywood. She won the Breckenridge Festival of Film Screenplay Competition for her feature script Fairy Blood. Her film shorts The Playhouse, Dog Days, Sock Zombie, SuperPout, and Sports Scents can be seen in festivals and on the internet.
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